2006 Mckinna Mckinna 481 SedanSold

Step into the cockpit and you’ll notice how the molded steps and wide side decks make moving forward feel secure, even with a coffee in hand. Up on the flybridge, the sightlines are excellent, with plenty of seating so the skipper isn’t isolated from the conversation. Inside, the galley is laid out for real cooking, with generous counter space and storage you don’t usually see on a 48-footer. The master stateroom’s island berth and private head give owners a true retreat, while the guest cabin works as well for family as it does for cruising friends. Solid joinery, thoughtful lighting, and practical touches like handholds where you need them show this boat was designed by people who actually go to sea.

This 48-foot sedan bridge shines in local waters where conditions can change from flat calm to choppy in a single outing. The hull form and substantial beam deliver an easy motion at displacement speeds, yet the Cummins power lets you outrun a weather window when needed. Flybridge visibility is ideal for navigating busy fairways and tight marinas, and thrusters add confidence when wind or current kick up. The covered cockpit and generous overhangs offer welcome shade on bright days, while the enclosed salon becomes a quiet refuge when the breeze turns cool. With two true staterooms and efficient diesels, it’s equally suited to weekend harbor hops or extended coastal cruising in this region.